aespa dropped the futuristic video for upbeat single 'Supernova,' the first taste of the K-pop girl group's upcoming full length debut, 'Armageddon.'
prove they are stronger — and fiercer — than the rest in the stunning visual for their “Supernova” single. The first track from the four-woman act’s upcoming debut full-length studio album, is a high-energy bop on which members KARINA, WINTER, GISELLE and NINGNING sing about being “so hot hot hot” while ripping the side mirrors off parked cars, floating in the air, flashing their vampire fangs and lifting up vehicles with one hand.
The statement noted that WINTER’s recovery is a priority and that “future schedules will be made with Winter’s recovery status as the top priority.” At press time it was not known how, or if, the surgery will impact WINTER’s ability to join the group on promotional rounds.‘American Idol’: Top 3 Finalists Selected For 2024 FinaleFans Choose RM’s ‘Come Back to Me’ as This Week’s Favorite New Music in All-Genre Poll.
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